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Nokturno 

Jamie, an overseas worker, returns to her home province after her sister dies. She discovers that there is a curse over their family, and must face her past to save her soul from the entity known as the Kumakatok.
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Jamie, an overseas worker, returns to her home province after her sister dies. She discovers that there is a curse over their family, and must face her past to save her soul from the entity known as the Kumakatok.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mikhail Red
Written By:Rae Red, Nikolas Red
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Studio Viva, Evolve Studios

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